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Saturday

25


March

2:00 PM
ORFEAS2021


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ORFEAS2021

Please join us for the Toronto premiere screening of ORFEAS2021, a queer sci-fi video-opera, coming to Canada for the second time only.

Innis Town Hall Theatre, 2 Sussex Ave, Toronto

The screening will be followed by a Q&A and discussion with Foivos Dousos (via Zoom), one of the creators of ORFEAS2021 and one half of the Athens-based performance art duo FYTA.

The event is free to attend but ticket registration is required via Eventbrite.

ORFEAS2021
A retro-futurist story of utopian politics, ideological conflicts, supernatural leaders and totalitarian spectacle, ORFEAS2021 adapts the music of Claudio Monteverdi's 1607 opera L'Orfeo with a totally new Greek libretto and conceptual approach. Through a contemporary take of the myth of Orpheus, and oscillating between operatic melodrama, queer DIY collage, 80s-inspired post-trash hauntology and VR/AI aesthetics, the film creates a kaleidoscopic take on political purity, alternative histories and institutional critique. The opera is influenced by and dedicated to the memory of Zak Kostopoulos/Zackie Oh, a queer performer and activist, murdered in 2018 in the centre of Athens.

For more information or queries, please contact Dr. Jane Forner (Faculty of Music) at jane.forner@utoronto.ca
Trailer and further information can be found on the official ORFEAS2021website and follow ORFEAS2021 on Instagram and Facebook

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